1st Block Physical Science - Hubbard/Ginn-S1 Assignments
- Instructor
- Jasmine Hubbard
- Term
- 2021-2022 School Year
- Department
- Science
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Final Review
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Scientist Project Presentations 12/14/21
If you have a Google Slides Presentation attach here for presentation day. This must be done prior to class!
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Atoms, Ions, Isotopes Retake
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Atoms, Ion, Isotopes Quiz 10/28/21
Click on the link below to start the game
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Atoms, Ion, Isotopes Quiz 10/28/21
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Mystery Atom Lab
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Atomic Theory & Periodic Table Vocabulary
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Newton's Laws of Motion
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Net Forces & Body Diagrams
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States of Matter ck12
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Chemical Change ck12
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Physical Change ck12
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Mixture ck12
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10/5/21: Newton's Laws of Motion Project
Your video must be turned in to the Flipgrid link before coming to class on Thursday, October 7th. These will be presented in class. No late submissions, no exceptions.
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10/1/21: Real World Free Body Diagram Project Submission
Be sure to include your partners name if you have one.
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9/30/21: The Science of Friction: Jennifer Vail
Watch the video to create your post using the Flipgrid link.
You are responding to the following be sure to address all prompts. Examples and ideas from the video shown in class should not be used, be original:
1. What is an example of tribology in the world around you.
2. How would you improve the interacting surfaces you experience.
3. What is something in your life that could be improved by manipulating their Tribology (How they wear down, how much they slip, or how much grip they have?).
4. Can you actually make these improvements to this thing?
5. What applications do you think studying Frictions would result in?
6. How do you think someone could apply their understanding of friction to help people or entire industries?
You are responding to the following be sure to address all prompts. Examples and ideas from the video shown in class should not be used, be original:
1. What is an example of tribology in the world around you.
2. How would you improve the interacting surfaces you experience.
3. What is something in your life that could be improved by manipulating their Tribology (How they wear down, how much they slip, or how much grip they have?).
4. Can you actually make these improvements to this thing?
5. What applications do you think studying Frictions would result in?
6. How do you think someone could apply their understanding of friction to help people or entire industries?
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9/22/21: Distracted Driving
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9/17/21: Ck12 - Velocity
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9/17/21: Ck12 - Calculating Acceleration from Velocity and Time
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9/17/21: Ck12 - Acceleration
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9/10/21: Ck121 - Motion
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9/10/21: Ck12 - Distance
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9/10/21: Ck12 - Speed
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9/10/21: Ck12 - Direction
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Attendance 9/10/21
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Attendance 9/9/21
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Attendance 9/8/21
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9/2/21: Scalar vs. Vector
Using the information we learned about yesterday click on the link and complete the interactive worksheet.
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Vector & Scalar Worksheet
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Attendance 9/7/21
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9/7/21: Motion Unit Vocabulary Submission
Take a picture of handwritten terms and definitions or attach typed document.
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Attendance 9/2/21
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Attendance 9/1/21
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Attendance 8/31/21
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Attendance 8/30/21
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8/30/21: Unit Conversions & Scientific Notation
This will be used as review for tomorrow's test.
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8/26: Dimensional Analysis Lab
Attach a picture of your completed lab and all conversions with your work shown. Make sure you click the mark as done.
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Metric Conversion Walk Around
Using the posted questions in class, complete the walk around.
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Metric Prefixes
Using what you have learned the last two days complete the practice questions
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SI Base Units
Using what you have learned these last two days complete the practice questions.